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ultra sonic cleaner
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ultra sonic cleaner
Can anyone recommend a good ultra sonic cleaner fluid for gummed up 30 year old carbs? to use in my cleaner my good lady bought home from her work 

CB125 GT380 CB750F1 Z1R GPZ 750 Turbo Z1R
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Try contacting Ultrawave for details of their range.
1984 GPZ900R A1
2002 ZRX1200S
1981 Suzuki GS1000G + 1977 GT750B
2002 ZRX1200S
1981 Suzuki GS1000G + 1977 GT750B
Use the ultrasonic as the last phase in the cleaning process.
You need to fully strip and degrease the carbs as normal prior to using the ultrasonic.
After much experimentation I found plain hot water works best with maybe a small amount of detergent (fairy liquid).
Blow them through with the airline as the final step.
You need to fully strip and degrease the carbs as normal prior to using the ultrasonic.
After much experimentation I found plain hot water works best with maybe a small amount of detergent (fairy liquid).
Blow them through with the airline as the final step.
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I've had some good results with this stuff;
http://mistralie.co.uk/collections/ultr ... hine-parts
But as Rob says, you'll get better results if the carbs are thoroughly degreased first.
Here's some from TLC's Z1000J that I did a couple of years back.

http://mistralie.co.uk/collections/ultr ... hine-parts
But as Rob says, you'll get better results if the carbs are thoroughly degreased first.
Here's some from TLC's Z1000J that I did a couple of years back.


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